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How to import and edit AVCHD 2.0 1080p50 1080p60 files in iMovie

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How to import and edit AVCHD 2.0 1080p50 1080p60 files in iMovie

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  1. I posted an how to on my blog

    http://wp.me/p2QoIB-5g

     

    This works well with all new camera like sony rx100, panasonic LX7 and others

  2. Good blog article Interceptor. What versions of iMove and FCP are you using?

  3. iMovie I have 9.04 installed as this has some transitions that later on have been removed but this works also with older versions

    Final Cut Pro I have the x version that I trialled but I removed it as I felt it wasn't worth the money

    Either way the key is to get 1080p60 mp4 files and skip the import of the program

    iMovie events can be seen in fcp so the workflow is still solid

  4. Sounds like a good solution for when I upgrade my MacOS. With my older system I'm getting excellent AVCHD to1080p50 results with the ClipWrap ProRes workaround. More time consuming I admit, but a good use of my still worthy Quad system.

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